Beats Flex Wireless Earphones – Apple W1 Headphone Chip, Magnetic Earbuds, Class 1 Bluetooth, 12 Hours of Listening Time, Built-in Microphone - Black (Latest Model) (Renewed)

I lost the pair I had for six years the quality is still great the sound quality is amazing and the different size ear pads are a must have hopefully I won’t put these down and forget to pick them upThe magnetic ends on the earphones keep them from sliding off your neck

Great

Received product on time, and it works great thanks 😊✌🏼

I’m a big buff necklace headphones. When my last one died I have decided to look around for something new and found this one. Since the brand and chip was in line of my plans, I bought them for give it a try. I use them for a few months by now and not entirely disappointed with my choice. Here are my CONS and PROs, in that unusual order.CONS- Battery time is the biggest disappointing. My previous headphones run for days w/o charging. This one is can’t make from dusk till dawn.- No multipoint connections, single device only. Make sure it fits your list.- Sound is rather flat, especially on Android, a much better on iOS. Not a big for me,since I use them primarily for podcasts and calls.- Not Android friendly. You can use them, but it like you have old Gus wired headphones: listen and be happy.- A little odd on/off button, my be it’s only my device.PROS- Magnet hold is a game changer! It’s a simple and yet such elegant way to make you fall in love with it. And overall user experience is totally different whe you use it with “native” devices.- Great headset quality - You can use it for your meetings with phone or as a computer headset - no issues. I haven’t gotten a single complaint on my audio quality or noise.- Fast charging. Attach it to good USB-C charger with the good cable and you get them charged quick.- Very quick Bluetooth connection, you can change devices instantaneously. An extra plus for the excellent old devices support. I have a TV that won’t pair to any of my headphones. This one, connected to it as if they matched in heaven.- I have noticed any sound delays, and I tested them with a lot of devices.- Despite the odd button shapes and locations, overall user experience is positive. Big plus is flat and thick wires. They are not inclined to make some nautical knots and you need to try really hard to break it.TLDR; There are some flaws, balanced by UX features. Still I hold back one star for battery life.

They work well

I love these earbuds and thought I would try to save a little money getting the renewed version. Take my advice if you are considering that, and don’t waste your time. New beats flex earbuds come with eight different earbud pads for different sized ears. Not the case when you buy renewed. My package arrived with four total ear pads, only two of which matched. Really poor quality control. EDIT: Thought I'd give this seller another try and had the same experience: received 4 total earpads (instead of the 8 that come with the new product), only 2 of which matched, making the other 2 useless.

I've had trouble finding bluetooth in-ear headphones that I find comfortable, but these are great! They quickly became my go-to headphones. They're comfortable, have decent battery life, and sound great. I've been impressed with how well they block out exterior noises, too. My only complaint is that the play/pause/answer/hang up button gives NO tactile feedback. You can't feel whether or not you've pressed it or not. There's no click, there's no discernable movement.

I’ve spent about $600 on blue tooth ear buds over that last 3-4 years. I ride a motorcycle and work construction so I’m REALLY hard on ear buds. These are tough as HELL.I’ve had two pair in the past 3 years and my first pair only recently died.Every day during this time I was astonished that they still work after all I’ve put them through: getting tossed around in my work truck, stepped on, sweated on regularly, worn under a helmet, not cleaned for weeks at a time, getting caught in the rain and getting them soaked. I’d reached the point about a month ago where I thought maybe they just couldn’t be killed lol. Recently they FINALY started to fail. So I just got this new pair. The sound quality isn’t the best, but it is on par with MUCH more expensive earbuds. All the really expensive ones I’ve had couldn’t stand up to the abuse I put them through. Sometimes manufacturers I think accidentally make a superior product and don’t realize it. Otherwise these would cost twice as much. If you want the best sound possible and are an audiophile maybe look elsewhere, but if you’re sick of burning through earbuds because you’re highly active and can’t afford the fancy “sports” earbuds out there and are looking for a dependable set of Bluetooth earbuds that will take a beating look no further.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 👍🏻👍🏻